Oklahoma Mineral and Gem Society

We have two new menu tabs above for information about our 2024 show in October. Use the SHOW info tab if you wish to download our flyers or need to sign up for the “OMGS Geology Education Program”.

If you want to buy a T-shirt, there is a link from both the “Show” and “Convention” tabs.

For convention information, including official forms from the Rocky Mountain Federation, use the CONVENTION Info tab.

These pages are currently under construction and more information and links will be added as we get closer to ‘show time’. If you have SHOW or CONVENTION related questions, please send them to a new OMGS email address: showquestions@omgs-minerals.org

The OMGS show in October of 2024 will also be the site for the Rocky Mountain Federation Show and Conference!

Stay tuned for updates!

The show flyers are in the “2024 Show Flyers” tab.

Our show is THREE days this year and next!

Click on the “2023 Show Flyers” Tab in the menu to get our 4″X5″ and 8″X11″ show flyers in two different color schemes (PDF format).

Here they are in JPG if you prefer images:

Our 2022 went well and we are excitedly getting ready for 2023. We are adding an extra day for 2023, we will be open all day on Friday! Stay tuned!

We are preparing for our 2022 show which is rapidly approaching in October! Click on the “2022 Show Flyers!” tab above to see and download our flyer!

Our 2021 Show was a great success, thank you to all the vendors and volunteers that helped out!

Explore the new tab with pictures of the fantastic things the vendors were selling.

Planning for 2022 is underway and fliers are ready, grab one from the tab above!

Our menu above now has two new tabs. We have uploaded pics from our 2019 show. They are all of beautiful specimens that were in each vendor’s display sorted by vendor. Thanks to Cathy Sabin for the amazing pictures!

The other new tab is information about our scholarships. We are still working out the final details of these, so stay tuned!

Bob Welch presented at the April 20th general meeting about “The Origin of Banded Agates”.  Here is a link to the companion pdf file if you would like to download it:

http://omgs-minerals.org/agates_bobwelch2017.pdf

Thanks Bob!